LinuxMusicians

Same here. I'll come back when they get a valid cert or turn SSL back off.

Due to the incorrect SSL certificate, by any chance?

The site admins or the hosting company messed up. They should have noticed by now.. it might take a few days to fix though.. maybe longer if they're on vacation. It's fairly safe to bypass the SSL warning for a forum... the main risk is that your account could get hacked.. but it's just a forum. If ...

What audio device are you using for JACK?

please, don't take this personally, not even close! Yeah, I know. It's more like... if there's a problem with your program, you'd like to know about it so you can fix it. (It might come as a surprise to non-programmers that most people don't take the time to report bugs, or even complain on twitter...

we all sort of know that is as certain, as in general, death is to life... however, the OP (@ tavasti ) made some finding and an argument which i do really wish to clear out: does any window focus change lead to momentary silence? and can it ever be said it's a blame evidence on qtractor alone? eve...

MGdesigner wrote:Wah!!! It's really cool!!! I must buy one!!

^^ Kirk Hammett fan?

Sorry, couldn't resist... carry on....

# aptitude why pulseaudio i pulseaudio-module-x11 Depends pulseaudio # aptitude why pulseaudio-module-x11 i pulseaudio Recommends pulseaudio-module-x11 Chicken-or-egg problem? :lol: But this looks ok (this is Mint 17.1 MATE edition) # apt-get purge pulseaudio Reading package lists... Done Building ...

If you have those fancy wobbly window-switching effects, that'll peg your CPU load, especially if your GPU (or driver) isn't up to the task.

Musescore's jack driver has serious issues. Try using pulse or alsa I/O in mscore prefs. You can start the bridges in Cadence to route those to jack.

I get the same thing on Mint 17.1. I'm not surprised to see a problem with glibmm (C++ support lib for GTK+) ... it's always been a problem child.

@falkTX - The version available in this distro is libglibmm-2.4-1c2a. Maybe that should be an alternate dependency for kxstudio-repos-gcc5?

... AV Linux 2016 ..... is now based on Debian Testing and uses the KXStudio repos ... Sweet. That's a monumental improvement over the situation when I started using Linux audio a few years ago. Then: - It was a struggle to get studio software working on mainstream distros - AVLinux was a custom di...

English Guy wrote:Afterthought: also there is more risk of an update breaking testing. Why not use stable?

"stable" is Debianese for "obsolete"

I know this from experience.

Cool. NSM is awesome if you're using more than just a DAW. Apparently LADISH, LASH, and Jack-session were all failed attempts at a session management system, whose only purpose now is to confuse newbies. Cadence is just "a better Qjackctl" - a dashboard for JACK as well as the Alsa/Pulse b...

@darrel_jw - I haven't tried Mint 18 (17.1 and 17.3 are still perfectly good for my needs), but it looks like the package is available in 16.04: http://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/jackd2 There's a slightly different version of jackd2 in the kxstudio repo. If that doesn't work you could try the Ubuntu...